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if : f ... r Somali fjjWorlds Medford Tribune Midsummer Miracle of luscious eating . . , Thompson Seedless SECTION U i MBDPOKD, OHKCiON, MONDAY, JULY 25. 11)80 PAGES 1 lo 10 By Lynn M. Watkini i rr i "'2 ttM'.J ii i iii 7 POSSIBLE V.P. CHOICE Mounting world tendon h swung sentiment toward U.S. Ambassador lo the U:N. llinry Cnhol .Lodge i a running male for Menard M. Nixon on tht GOP Presidential ticket. In lull photo, Lodge conlors with Congo Delegate-Representative Thomas Kan la at a Security Council meoling. Lodge la ahown talking with Belgian Foreign Minialer Pierre Wigny in photo at right. , . ' , (UPI Telcpholo) Housewives Dream Of Leaving Homes By DELOS SMITH UPI Bcienct Editor New York - lUPt - A physi rlan who la giving to asking psychological questions of his patients wua surprised by how many housewives, "seemingly happily married," now and then imagine UiimiucIvp sud denly leaving home, husband and children. "A few even go out and atari off only lo return after Iwo or three blocks," said Dr. YOUR MONEY WILL EARN 6 Because of our steady growth in. Central Point plus the establishment of out1 new branch office in Gold Beach", Oregon, CRATER FINANCE is now,, able to offer to the people of Jackson County, DEBENTURES PAYING 6 INTEREST. A constant market for these debentures will be made by us and they will be redeemed upon presentation. For further Information on how you can get up to DOUBLE the present yield on your savings- PHONE OR VISIT (RATER FINANCE 135 PINE NO 4-1273 CENTRAL POINT Namtl 01 Basra1 01 Dlracran On Rtqualt Robert Sterling Palmer of Boston in reporting on how much a doctor can learn about people by asking the right questions and how much bet ter the people feel when they answer them. - Palmer is not a psychiatrist but an Internist, treating the range of common body com plaints. But he haa long been a student of the effect emo tions have on body functions and as long ago as 1950 he published a scientific run down on personality types and high blood pressure. Majority Ware Woman His newest report was on 4 0 0, run-of-the-mill . persons who go to a doctor with a physical complaint. Sixty per cent were women and 10 per cent of these had those oc casional fantasies of walking out on their families,, Palmer look these women, Jyid his other palicnls to be representative.-. ..,."', '..' V j While taking, blood pres sures and otherwise looking his palicnls over, Palmer ask ed about feelings , of tension or anxiety and If they thought Uicy had a particular disease, leading up lo this . question: "Do you ever ask yourself what you, are getting out of life.T ". ., , . , . Cheattd By Life Somewhat later, when they had dealt with that one, Palm er had two more for them: "Do you ever ask yourself the meaning of life,": and "Do you have a sense of dread or forbodlng, panic or terror." Palmer reported to the New England Journal of Medicine that .most . of the 400 were "more than willing" to answer the questions, and in aome detail. .' : : Following scientific meth ods, Palmer- tabulated the answers and found thai 47 per cent of the 400 said yes, they did ask themselves what they were getting. , . "A few felt cheated by life and some said they more often asked themselves what they had given to life." . As for the meaning' of life, only 34 per cent said yes and they often asked a question of their own, "Docsn t every' one?" But most of the 400 answered the question by say ing, "I don t know and few with, "I'm not that deep. Nine per cent said their re ligious belief was the meaning of their lives. Only 24 per cent of the 400 admitted to feelings of dread or panic or terror. One said "I am afraid to die, but I am afraid lo say II." A woman said the feeling made her overeat and she got In "when I am afraid of. death." yr.. Logger Seriously -Injured in Mishap Willamina OJPD - Richard Allen, 21. was seriously in jured Saturday at the Hub bard Logging Co., where he is employed when he -was crushed by a falling log. Allen was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. Allen was struck while helping . load a log truck. REELECT MA PERKINS Washington - ftiPD - Virginia Payne - "Ma Perkins" of the radio soap opera - was re elected national president of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Sunday by the organization's annual convention. . H I J HI I II' I I II I I I .. - t A SUNNY sunnv fOfi ll BR0 111 SSS' Honay Baas Always Make A Baa-llna for Home Honey bees, along wilh many other allied creatures, have had the built-in ability of finding their way over the shortest course many years before any one ever heard of such a thing as a road map or a compass. Whether the insect docs this from memory, scent, direction of light, direction of wind or barometric pressure has never been satisfactorily explained. Any or none of the present theories may or may not be right. Invisibl Path Carry one or more bees in a closed box several miles. As soon as they are released they start "on a bee-line for home." Somehow they follow an In visible path through the air and end up at the home hive. Some beekeepers suspected the insects watch for familiar landmarks. However scientists have pretty definitely proven that the bee is terribly near sighted. . It is doubtful if they can see an object over three or four feet away,- so Ihe land mark, idea would seem to be out. In flight, the bee probably flics at about 30 miles an hour, and at times forages sev eral miles away from the home base. Ordinarily the trip to the hive is made with a full load. The axiom is "a lazy bee will break its back rather than make an extra trip." But this human-like action does not exactly apply as a worker bee will "wear its wings to the quick'' if the need seems ur gent. In fact it will go further and fray its wings to tatters if such a sacrifice seems neces sary to the good of the hive. It has been estimated by competent authorities on mat ters of this nature, that one pound of honey represents ap proximately 300.000 miles of flight. Even this staggering figure grows insignificant when we realize that a cache of honey weighing SO pounds would mean about 15 million miles of flying by these tiny Insects.) Bees probably flew 10.000' miles , gathering tha honey you spread on one bis- Systam . Years before the keeping of ees became an - organized business, hunters and woods men searched the. forests for bee-trees." The experienced searcher worked out a system. He placed a bit of honeycomb on a sturtp, and waited for a bee lo discover it. As the insect ate. the man dusted a little powder on the bee's back so that it could be more easily seen while in flight. Sometimes several dustings were made with sev eral bees, but sooner or later an established "bee-line" was found, and at the end of the search there would be Ihe bec-tfee. ' ' A "bee-line."' even thoush invisible, was the shortest dis tance between two points, and if these tiny, dedicated work ers have to make, as many miles lo produce a pound of honey as students of bee-bc- havior claim, they, surely. woum De careful to select the shortest way home." 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